LCWM students had the opportunity to attend the Construct Tomorrow event again earlier this year. Construct Tomorrow was founded in 2013 to bring awareness to high school students about the remarkable post-secondary career opportunities in the construction and building trades industries.
Due to the cold LCWM Schools will be two hours late tomorrow, January 21, 2025. No AM Preschool.
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Finals week doesn't just mean big cumulative tests! Mrs. Thorson's health class students have been busy researching and learning about different topics that interested them. Students created their informational boards and presented to secondary students and staff this week.
Eighth grade physical science students independently showing off all they've learned about how chemical reactions take place, the evidence that they have happened, and determining which types occurred.
Go to the following link to view the Weekly Parent Bulletin for January 13th - 17th.
https://tinyurl.com/2k4azv3z
On Monday, the high school student council members planned an "hour of wellness" during KASTL time. There were several different stations including yoga, open gym, coloring sheets, hot cocoa, and service dogs! Students were able to roam around and go from activity to activity and enjoyed their time!
Yesterday students heard from Kristen, who shared her powerful story of overcoming trauma, addiction, and mental health challenges. After struggling with substance use and self-harm, she sought help, turned her life around, and now advocates for mental health and recovery. Kristen's journey highlights the importance of seeking support and breaking the stigma around mental health and addiction.
🌟Climb2FeedKids! 🌟
On February 2nd, a team of LCWM staff members will take on an exciting relay challenge—climbing up Mount Kato and tubing down—all to support the Backpack and Powerpack Food Programs in our schools. These programs provide essential meals to students in need, ensuring no child goes hungry. 💛
Our goal is to raise $1,500 to help feed kids in our community, and we need your support! Every donation makes a difference. Please use the link below and consider donating to this amazing event.
👉 https://www.pinwheel.us/donate/Knight-Climbers-c2fk2025
#Climb2FeedKids #SupportLocalStudents #TeamworkForChange #NoChildHungry
January lunch menus
If you've been around LCWM for any amount of time, you most definitely know Tyler! Tyler greeted everyone with a cheerful grin, animated hello, and usually by their first name. He loves sugar and snacks, the color green, Eye of the Tiger, and everyone knows it! Today, Tyler received his official diploma and is on to the next phase of bringing joy to people around him outside of the school walls. He's been an integral part of LCWM for so many years and we will miss him but are excited to see what the future holds! This isn't the traditional graduation or regular "senior" post, but for all the smiles and energy Tyler has brought to LCWM, he deserves his own "graduation" post. Congratulations, Tyler!
Due to the weather, LCWM schools will be two hours late today, December 19, 2024. No AM preschool. The Outdoor Education and 6th grade ski trip is also postponed.
Congratulations to these three teams for advancing to the regional Junior High Knowledge Bowl competition! The event took place yesterday at South Central College in North Mankato, where Team Pink (Phena, Cora, Jessa, Amelia, Gretta, and Abby) excelled, securing 6th place out of 31 teams! Well done to all participants for their hard work and dedication!
Congratulations to these students who were the finalists in the annual Lions Club Peace poster contest! Adeline (center) was chosen as the top finalist this year so her poster has been sent to regions for further judging in the competition!
Go to the following link to view the Weekly Parent Bulletin for December 16th - 20th.
https://tinyurl.com/2r6sx2dj
This week for hope week, we had dress up days and small activities to continue to bring awareness. Monday, we had pajama day with the theme of being comfortable in your own skin. Tuesday was twin day, with the meaning of being connected to someone. We also had an activity of seeking out or finding the elf. Seeking out or finding the elf symbolizes seeking out help when you are struggling. Wednesday was jersey day and teaming up against suicide. Students enjoyed the root beer floats as we promoted “hope floats” and even when things seem difficult, there is always hope. Today’s theme is construction - building each other up and sticking together. We gathered today as we stick our amazing staff members to the wall. Tomorrow students should wear red or black, which are the primary colors for the hope squad.
Go to the following link to view the Weekly Parent Bulletin for December 9th - 13th.
https://tinyurl.com/t4frv74s
We are still looking for an evening custodian! If you're interested in picking up a couple hours a night or a full time position, apply today!
Join us for an evening of fantastic music at the band concert in the Secondary Cafetorium tonight, December 5th, at 7:00 PM! Come support our students as they showcase the hard work and dedication they've put into their performance!
High School Student Council is collecting toys for Toys for Tots NOW - December 12!
Bring new, unopened toys to the Secondary School during school hours. Toys can also be dropped off at the school December 3, 5, 6, 9, or 10 at basketball games or concerts.
